> None of this is anything remotely like GDPR-compliant, so far as I can make out. A while ago android got slammed in (I think France) for hiding a privacy rel

> None of this is anything remotely like GDPR-compliant, so far as I can make out. A while ago android got slammed in (I think France) for hiding a privacy related option behind a single button. If that's the cutoff they'll probably be found to be in violation. It won't come quickly of course, google got fined in 2018 for things they did in 2008/2009 ish? But at least people are documenting and reporting them. We can hope that in 10 years they'll get fined out of business.